Sentence examples for it has often done from inspiring English sources

Mr Schröder must have hoped that it would start bickering over its candidate for chancellor and its programme, as it has often done before.

But perhaps since eight would not seem as record worthy in their larger, 17-foot globe, the group is now trying to fill its sphere with nine in front of an audience, something it has often done in practice, Mr. Toscano said.

The bullpen, as it has often done during the late-season surge, completed the win.

Facing a potential financial crisis, the Argentine government reversed course on energy policy in recent months as it has often done in the past.

And when disaster strikes the area, as it has often done, it can seem as if the city will end there too.

As it has often done in the past, Senegal seemed once again, on Sunday, to be providing a calm lesson in democracy to its turbulent peers in the region.

The textbooks recommend a full minute of listening, but I've often done it for longer – afraid that I'd miss an agonal gasp, or one final, feeble beat of the heart.

If you aren't spending your own money, which I have often done, it means getting investors.

That's something I've often done.

It is something Martin has often done.

"It is problem No. 1 of our generation," he said of Iran's nuclear program, comparing it, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has often done, to the threat posed by the rise of the Nazi regime in the 1930s.